If you hadn’t heard, Dolly Parton was just named the Greatest Country Artist of All Time by Billboard.

Now, the list was not without controversy, for some . . . But as for the top spot, no one could argue with the iconic Dolly Parton.

Here’s what she had to say when she found out about the honor, “I just learned that ‘Billboard’ magazine just released their list of Country Music’s Greatest Artist of All Time, and they have my name sitting at the top, can you believe that?”

“Now when I was a little girl, I would sit around the radio and listen to the Grand Ole Opry, and hearing all those great big stars like Hank Williams, and Kitty Wells, and Johnny Cash . . . and I dreamed of what my life could actually become as well.”

She closed it out by thanking her fans, and saying, “I take none of this for granted. So, thank you for giving me the opportunity . . . to see my dreams come true.”

Keith Urban is one of the foremost guitarists in music; not just country music, but all music. He was a guest on the “Shred With Shifty” YouTube show with Foo Fighters‘ guitarist Chris Shiflett, and the two guitar aficionados talked…guitars, of course. They discussed Keith’s collection of vintage guitars, including one he is very proud of: a customized leather-bound Broadcaster owned by Waylon Jennings. Keith explained how he had wanted to bid on it in an online auction, but was crushed when he couldn’t figure out how…and it was snapped up by another buyer. As Keith tells it, “I was heartbroken because I had just imagined this amazing guitar is now gone, probably overseas somewhere…And then my wife walks in and goes, ‘I just got you Waylon Jennings’ guitar.'” Yes, Nicole Kidman was the high bidder, and she bought it as a surprise for her husband.

If there’s a takeaway from this, it’s that the EMTs were on top of things. Zach Bryan‘s band was playing a gig in Tacoma, Washington when it was time for the show closer, “Revival.” Anyone who has ever attended a Zach Bryan show knows that at this point, steel guitar and banjo player Read Connolly “faints” onstage, just to pop right back up and launch into a solo. As scripted, Connolly collapsed onstage. The crew tries to revive him (again, part of the show), but before he had a chance to pop up and do his solo, paramedics working the Tacoma Dome sprang into action. They hustled up the center aisle to the stage before someone clued them in it was all for show. In a Tik Tok video of the incident, the EMTs head back the way they came, with one of them saying to the camera, “They should tell us that’s part of the act.”

Miley Cyrus revealed in a recent “Harper’s Bazaar” story that her godmother, Dolly Parton, jokingly claimed Miley’s ballad “Used to Be Young” was better suited for her. “[Dolly] goes, ‘I don’t know if I like that new “Used to Be Young” song because it’s not fair that you’re singing about not being young when you’re young and beautiful. And here I am—I’m like 80—and I’m like, *That should have been my song!’” Cyrus shared. While the song, a reflection on her youth, earned critical acclaim and a top 10 spot on the Billboard Hot 100, Miley admitted it was so personal that she briefly questioned releasing it, saying, “Maybe now that I’m a bit more private, I would’ve kept it private, but I’m happy to have shared it.” The track is featured on “Endless Summer Vacation,” which has garnered a Grammy nomination.